Look at the pictures: appear from the blackout space in Portugal and Spain
Night pictures of Somi-NPP, NOAA-20 and NASA NASA satellites They seized the scope of disruption and monitored the gradual regulation of power from the space.
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When the night fell on Portugal and Spain on April 28, the satellites monitored the blackout, and the power was restored at most zones at dusk.
Night pictures of Somi-NPP, NOAA-20 and NASA NASA satellites They seized the scope of disruption and monitored the gradual regulation of power from the space.
In these records Long fuel cuts and areas with power supply during the nightThe Europa Press Agency reported on Monday.
The three satellites, which were in orbit of the Polo land, worked six times about Spain and Portugal between Sandhya and Dan in April 29.
Each passage provided the immediate registration of the evolution of the Power Grid’s condition.
Six Images describe timeline and blackout mappingFrom the first orbits of the dusk to almost all recovery around 05:00 (04:00 in Lisbon).
“We can identify six satellite parts and apply the nightly algorithms of NASA, we can identify the great green points that suddenly appear and gradually disappear,” said the Andalusic Astrophysics Institute (IAA-CSIC) researcher Alejandro Sanchez de Miguel and many advertising leader. European Space Agency (ESA) to monitor the bright pollution of the space in a statement.
“Green points represent the lack of energy, but the white points show sustainable areas. This distribution is in line with the reports of energy companies and gradually in line with the normal state,” said Sanchez de Miguel.
According to ESA, this will highlight how this widespread disruption is Location -Based Monitoring Tools help to assess the elasticity of infrastructure, Prioritize repairs and facilitate emergency responses.
The lack of traffic and fuels in closed airports, traffic congestion and large cities is some consequences of blackout.
European Network of Electricity Transport Network Managers (Ent-And-and-And and) Announced that a committee has been set up to investigate the causes of this blackoutIt is classified “Unusual and serious”And it left Portugal and Spain in the dark.
This is to be made a realistic report, which is the basis of the final report until the maximum period of October 28 this year. The final report on the investigation of the incident should be published by the end of September 30, 2026.
